POW List Expands Hope for Families of Missing Airmen
Families in California react to a Vietnamese list of prisoners of war described as complete by some, while Pentagon officials caution the list may not be exhaustive. Michael Brazelton, captured in 1967, is among those named along with many others from San Diego to San Pedro and beyond.
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Pete
Marine Corps
San Pedro
Warren L. Brazelton
Transportation Department
Douglas Aircraft
Hano
Brazelton
Michael Lee Brazelton
Air Force
Michael
Hanoi
U.S
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Seattle American Friends Service Committee
Mark S. Patslne
Harvard
Egbert W. Pfeiffer
Montana University
Pentagon
Southland
Wilfred Reese Abbott
San Diego
Ederick C. Baldock, Jr
Lemon Grove
Robert W. Barnett
Hawthorne
Ole Black
Long Beach
Philip Neal Butler
la Jolla
Laude Douglas Clower
Jhn Fer
Georges R. Gillespie, Jr
Miramarias
H. Haines
William Lasiter
H. Gardner Lewis, Jr
Michael McGrath
George P. Mclwain
Montrose
Award Holmes Martin
Coronado
Ymiond James Merritt
Colton
Bison Wainwright Miller
Santa Ana
Iseph Scott Mobley
Manhattan Beach
Richard Dean Mullen
John H. Nasmyth, Jr
South San Gabriel
Darrel Ed Pyle
Enidell Burke Rivers
Oxnard
John Rollins
Cay Russell
Howard Elmer Rutledge
Path Henry Schultz
Robert Harper Shumaker
John Edward Stavast
Claremont
Theodore Gerhard Stier
James Bond Stockdale
Middle East ceasefire drives delaying jet sales to Israel
The United States weighs a possible ceasefire among Israel, the United Arab Republic, and Jordan while considering whether to proceed with the sale of 25 Phantom jets and 100 Skyhawks to Israel. Officials signal a cautious shift as Advised talks with Gunnar V. Jarring unfold. Meir plans a parliamentary statement next Monday.
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Security Council
Suez Canal
State Department
Rogers
Israel
U.S
Nixon
United Arab Republic
Jordan
Middle East
al Fatah
Washington
Tun Amman
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
New York Times
George Habash
Golda Meir
Cross Becomes Moving Gospel Message In New York
Rev. Arthur Blessitt, 29, known as the minister of Sunset Strip, carried a heavy 10 foot wooden cross through Fifth Avenue to general attention. Accompanied by four converts, they preached Jesus loves you and offered stickers while marching from Harlem to City Hall and toward Washington.
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Arthur Blessitt
Jesse Wise
Los Angeles
New York
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Blessitt
Jesus
New Jersey
George Washington Bridge
Harlem
United Nations
City Hall
Pitzer resigns as Stanford president amid campus unrest
Stanford University announces that Pitzer has submitted his resignation to W Palmer Full er HI, with an acting president to be named quickly and a search for a permanent replacement to begin. He cites desire for a scholarly life at a less hectic pace and notes administrative strain and campus conflict over ROTC and war research.
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Pitzer
W. Palmer Fuller HI
Stanford Board of Trustees
Stanford
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Rice University
Houston
John W. Gardner
Urban Colation
Gardner
71-Year-Old Bicyclist Killed in Long Beach Crash
A 71-year-old cyclist Manuel John Cereghino of Seal Beach died after being struck by a pickup on Studebaker Road near the Edison plant in Long Beach. He died at Long Beach Community Hospital following the 3:05 p.m. crash according to the California Highway Patrol.
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Long Beach
California Highway Patrol
Manuel John Cereghino
el Dorado Drive
Seal Beach
Long Beach Community Hospital
Studebaker Road
Edison
ACTION LINE continues picks up local concerns in Long Beach
Community letters discuss Union Pacific weed clearance on the North Long Beach right of way and ongoing brush fire fears. Advice includes public service requests, medical school referrals, and Army pay issue resolution through Maj William Miller and the Los Angeles VA contacts.
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Long Beach
Fire Department
Union Pacific
al Krieg
Long Beach Public Service Department
Action Line
A. Action Line
Maj
William Miller
Army Finance Center
Indianapolis
Ind
Miller
Michael MacLaughline
Los Angeles Veterans Administration
Navy carriers junior officers oppose Vietnam war on Hancock
Nineteen junior officers aboard the aircraft carrier Hancock signed a letter to Capt. T. J. Johnson opposing the Vietnam War. The letter reached the captain on Thursday. The Hancock, berthed at Alameda Naval Station, completed its fifth combat mission in Southeast Asia last April.
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Alameda
UPI
Hancock
T. J. Johnson
Alameda Naval Air Station
Southeast Asia
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